On Feb 16, Hong Kong netizens held an anti-Chinese tourists protest on Canton Road. Meanwhile, pro-China group held a rally to support Chinese tourists on the same spot. … Read More Hong Kong Netizens Hold Anti-Chinese Tourists Protest on Canton Road
Hong Kong netizens livid over $100 Million Sichuan earthquake relief fund… Read More Hong Kong netizens livid over $100 Million Sichuan earthquake relief fund
Wan Kwong (尹光) recently released a song titled “Your Boss” (你老闆) singing out the pessimistic future of the city, and the song has garnered 400.000 views on Youtube.… Read More Hong Kong song singing out pessimistic future of the city becomes a hit
Since Hong Kong implemented “2-tin limit” on March 1st, Mainland Chinese of all social classes have been lambasting Hong Kong for the measure. … Read More China blames powdered formula problem on Hong Kong
Yesterday, Hong Kong Food and Health Bureau announced infant formula rationing. However, there is no word on restricting the sale of infant formula to Mainland Chinese. The rationing is described as “a humiliation to local people”… Read More “Infant Formula Rationing is a Humiliation to Hong Kong People”
A CUHK student from Chongqing reviled Hongkongers on the Facebook Event Page “Liberate Sheung Shui Station”. His remarks provoke further anti-Chinese sentiment. … Read More CUHK Mainland Student Calls Hongkongers “Hong Kong Dogs”
Recently, a netizen posted photos of smugglers of Sheung Shui Station and the issue sparks anger among netizens again. The event page “光復上水站” (Liberate Sheung Shui Station) was later set up to ask other netizens to “have a walk in Sheung Shui Station” on 9.15 and 9.16.… Read More “Liberate Sheung Shui Station”: Hong Kong Netizens Act Against Smugglers
Hong Kong netizens are extremely furious that the Chinese government expands Individual Visit scheme to 4.1 million non-permanent resident of Shenzhen on September 1st.… Read More Hong Kong Netizens Condemn China for Expanding Individual Visit Scheme
Dictionary of Politically Incorrect Hong Kong Cantonese 